# Fintech
Latest news and articles about Fintech
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Chinese Financial Institutions Expand Cross-Border Services at CIFTIS
Major lenders and insurers showcase AI-driven risk tools and integrated settlement platforms for outbound commerce.
China Moves to Build Continuous Trust Frameworks for Autonomous AI Agents
As AI assistants gain spending power, Chinese institutions push continuous verification and identity standards to govern autonomous commercial actions.
Chinese Banks Pilot 'Token Loans' Backed by AI Compute Data
Lenders in Guangdong are turning token consumption metrics into underwriting criteria for asset-light artificial intelligence startups.
Ant Consumer Finance Deploys Vertical AI Model in Dispute Mediation
The consumer lender used its in-house model to help settle 36,000 cases and assist police against syndicated fraud.
Guangdong Banks Introduce Token Loans Using AI Computing Data for Credit
New lending products in Guangdong evaluate token consumption and compute contracts to provide credit lines to asset-light AI startups.
China Clarifies Rules Separating Consumer Credit from Payment Options
Regulatory authorities and tech platforms reject rumors of a ban on monthly installment services, detailing display separation rules taking effect September 30.
China Life Deploys Over 500 AI Agents Across Operations and Claims
The state-backed insurer accelerates its enterprise AI platform rollout under national digital finance directives, cutting claim turnaround times to 0.36 days.
Agricultural Bank of China Pilots Computing Power and Token-Based Tech Loans
State-backed lender turns digital compute and AI token consumption metrics into bankable credit assets for tech startups.
Hong Kong Gold Exchange Sets Up Tech Subsidiary to Modernize Trading
HKGXTS will partner with Alibaba Cloud and Hundsun to prepare a unified clearing and tokenization-ready platform for 2027.
China's Central Bank Adds Eight Commercial Banks as Digital Yuan Operators
The expansion brings the total number of designated e-CNY operating institutions to 30, adding key joint-stock and regional lenders.